
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,705 Rentals)


419 W 56th St

239 E 60th St

1079 1st Ave

225 E 60th St

221 E 60th St

184 Waverly Pl

235 E 60th St

405 E 58th St

319 E 9th St

414 E 11th St

237 E 60th St

133 E 61st St

311 E 9th St

Parker Sutton

51 Horatio St

16 Christopher St

415 W 56th St

186 Avenue A

Converted To SFR

63 Bank St

461-463 E 57th St

313 E 9th St

257 W 11th St

227 E 60th St

812 W 10th Avenue Ave

168 1st Ave

20 Christopher St

166 First Ave

432 E 58th St

The Remi

240 E 9th St

259 W 11th St

820 Tenth Ave

412 E 11th St

23 Washington Square North

327 East 9th Street

12 Gay Street

515 E 12th St

26 Washington Sq N

Conversion To Single Family

3 9th Ave

317 E 9th St

4 Sutton Plz

Rufus D. Smith Hall

55 Horatio St

37 Charles St

536 E 13th St

722-736 Eleventh Ave

12-16 E 62nd St
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